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NickB79

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10. As with all things related to climate change, it requires a global effort

Reply to Karadeniz (Reply #9)

Sun Apr 4, 2021, 04:25 PM

Apr 2021

Because in 20 years, those climate refugees waves won't just be 3rd World citizens. They'll also include American, Chinese, Indian and European citizens, fleeing rising sea levels, crop failures, wildfires and megadroughts.

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So, those countries contributing the most to climate change are the culprits. I guess that puts Karadeniz Apr 2021 #9

As with all things related to climate change, it requires a global effort NickB79 Apr 2021 #10